Sword Spirit Immortal Firmament

I stumbled upon this book when I was looking for something to read, and I devoured it over several days to catch up. It was truly amazing. It's a classic cultivation novel featuring a female protagonist reborn without a romantic partner. The female protagonist is resilient, cautious yet compassionate.

Many readers enjoy this book, and I personally think it's not just because the female lead is well-developed, but more importantly because of the outstanding supporting female character—Zhong Yun! After accomplishing his task, he left without a trace, concealing his identity and name, embodying the carefree spirit of "the thief king leaves his fragrance at night, but no one knows where he is now."

I started reading this book after subscribing to the entire novel "The Wanderer." I particularly liked several aspects of the author's writing style: First, there were very few typos, and the punctuation and paragraphs were smooth and easy to read, unlike many other novels where typos and errors, even after readers pointed them out, were never corrected, severely impacting the reading experience.

1. No male protagonist. 2. There is 1 chapter in the free period, 2 chapters will be released, and more chapters will be added as time goes by. 3. Updated on time at 8 o'clock every night. If there is an emergency, we will ask for leave in advance.

There are several major drawbacks: 1. The female lead is beautiful, but her cultivation level is low, and she has just escaped from her enemies. What is her first task now? Undoubtedly, it's to disguise her identity, develop stealthily, and quietly amass wealth—at the very least, to smear herself with shame, okay?

I've been following two of your books. *The Unfettered Cultivator* has a grander scope, while *Wen Feng* is more serious. This one seems a bit more lighthearted so far. However, both books share a common flaw: the battle scenes aren't very engaging.

It's a good read, especially the fact that it starts with a high-quality female supporting character. I look forward to seeing more diverse and charming female supporting characters, both good and bad, in the future.

Female authors should write more novels that torment men. Look at the male-oriented novels about *Dream of the Red Chamber*, they practically want to sleep with every woman they see. Who can stand seeing Daiyu, Baochai, Yuanchun, and Tanchun practically throwing themselves at the male lead? And they even write about those women giving him oral sex! My god, it's disgusting! Even as a man, I can't stand it. It's all a bunch of scum fantasizing.

She should have killed Xin Wuzhen. Isn't the female lead a sword cultivator? Why is she concerned about such a trivial matter? It really doesn't fit the character's established personality.

To be honest, I wasn't really interested in flipping through it casually at first, but I started flipping through it because I really liked the female supporting character, and then I got more and more engrossed. As some comments have said, the female lead seems calm and collected, but she actually has her own stubbornness and struggles with many things. She is also quite thoughtful.